Tragedies In Lesbian Custody

2008-12-15 15:43:25

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The number of lesbians having same sex marriage is increasing as more and more laws are being approved to support same sex marriage. They build their lives around each other and some even look for sperm donors so that they could have their children together. But what happens if they decided to break up? Who would have the legal custody of the child? Is it the lesbian biological mother or the lesbian social mother?

The gay and lesbian support groups continue to fight for the equality that they should enjoy without discrimination from other people. As a result, many countries are legalizing or recognizing same sex marriage. But are they fighting for laws for lesbian custody in same sex marriage?

Many lesbian couples have experienced heartaches because of this one. They reared a child but then, they split up. They could not have a legal battle as there are no laws regarding lesbian custody in same sex marriage. Many cases have been noted that the lesbian biological mother gets the custody of the child and that the lesbian social mother has been denied of child custody.

There are also cases in which the lesbian biological mother moves in far places so that the lesbian social mother could not get in touch with the child. The lesbian biological mother also bad-mouthed the social mother so that the child will think that distancing himself would prove to be safer than getting in touch with his other mother.

There are also instances in which the biological mother reports abuse from the social mother during the trial. This sometimes leads to the social mother being denied of child custody.

On the other hand, there is a case in which Justice Donald Corbin stated that having gay and lesbian couples would diminish their parenting skills.

If only many people have a way of thinking like that one, maybe there is no need for heartaches during the trial for lesbian custody.


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